Murray Close is one of the most prominent and successful film stills photographers working today.
His recent credits include Civil War written by Alex Garland, Alien Romulus, John Wick and his list of credits of working in the industry goes back to working on The Shining with Stanley Kubrick.
Following a move to the UK he was employed to shoot the stills on what has since become a British Classic, Withnail and I.
This exhibition showcases a select few of the surviving images. The stills were nearly lost forever. A lab was closing and only an eagle eyed employee spotted the negatives and was prudent enough to get them back to Murray.
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